Following Dr. Atkin's testimony, Jerry Sandusky's wife of 45-years Dottie took the stand. Amendola began by questioning her about the time constraints that came with being a Penn State football coach, and the frequency of the visits of Second Mile children to their home and on trips. Mrs. Sandusky said that the sleepovers were more frequent during football season.

Former Penn State wrestler James Martin was the first witness to testify after lunch recess. He says that he and Sandusky became "very good friends" because the football and wrestling teams lifted weights in the same room. Martin says that when he was in medical school, he stayed over at his house for a month for a residency.

Following a short recess, Joe Amendola played another defense angle, as he tried to prove that some of the accusers are in it for money.

Day six of the Jerry Sandusky trial got underway with Joe Amendola calling a slew of character witnesses to testify, asking them only a few brief questions about Sandusky's historically stellar reputation.

The afternoon of day five got started with an assortment of short testimonies from various people who have interacted with Jerry Sandusky over the last couple decades.

The prosecution called their final witness this morning, as Victim 9's mother took the stand. Sandusky approached Victim 9's mother during a Second Mile camp and said that he was interested in "hanging out" with Victim 9 outside of the camp. "I thought it was great. It was Jerry Sandusky. He's a very important person," she said.